Sentence examples for get it challenging from inspiring English sources

England need not only to go away and "learn the lessons", but be brave enough to start to move this side on and get it challenging in the future.

Hackers tend to choose proxy servers in countries where law enforcement agencies might find it challenging to get co-operation, or to get information.

I don't have anyone to send there to investigate, and find it challenging to get out there myself.

The restaurant inside the new Marlton Hotel, on West Eighth Street, was inspired in part by "Tender Is the Night," but even Dick Diver might find it challenging to get a drink here.

By Amelia Lester The restaurant inside the new Marlton Hotel, on West Eighth Street, was inspired in part by "Tender Is the Night," but even Dick Diver might find it challenging to get a drink here.

The verbal dexterity and imagination required to craft it – and for an audience to "get it" – is incredibly challenging.

Getting it is challenging, though, and not only because of formidable debt levels.

For those in rural or hard-to-reach areas, getting it is challenging.

We get it, "Despacito" can be challenging for non-Spanish speakers.

The French umpire over-ruled a call, only to get it wrong when Federer challenged via Hawk-Eye.

"It's going to be incredibly challenging to get it out, so we are being very careful.